Spotify Just Killed Key Car Support - And Users Are Furious
Spotify is sunsetting software support for a range of vehicles leaving some users less than appreciative of the situation. Could this be a Car Thing push?
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Tragedies That Changed Formula 1 Forever
While the glitz and glamour of racing are overwhelming, there's no denying the danger.
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The 2023 Acura Integra Is Trying To Please Everybody
After plenty of teasing and no shortage of excitement - and skepticism - from purists, the 2023 Acura Integra premium sport compact has finally made its debut.
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Things You Never Knew iCloud Could Do
If you're an Apple user, you're probably familiar with iCloud. Did you know the service can do more than just backup files? Here are some of its best features.
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5 Honda Motorcycles You Can Likely Afford
Are you in the market for an inexpensive, fuel-efficient motorcycle that can be used for work and play? Honda has several models that you can probably afford.
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How To Turn Off Auto Updates In Windows 10
Tired of automatic Windows 10 updates happening when you're trying to work? There are a few different ways to disable them, some easier than others.
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Is Razer The New Boss Of Streaming Gear?
Razer is back with another batch of products targeted at streamers, including lights, an audio mixer, and a Bluetooth microphone that can be used anywhere.
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Dead Space Remake Hit With A Delay
The latest iteration of Dead Space for PC, PlayStation 5, and the Xbox Series X has been delayed by EA Games beyond the end of the year 2022.
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Driverless Cars Can Finally Ditch The Steering Wheel
New government rulings suggest car manufacturers will be able to create driverless vehicles without steering wheels that are road legal in the near future.
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The 15 Best Porsches Of All Time
The Porsche name has graced many cars destined for both the road and track throughout the years. Here are the 15 Porsches to hit the pavement.
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Russia Is About To Become A Rare Pokemon GO Dark Zone
Niantic announced that they'd make Russia go dark in the game Pokemon GO (and Pikmin, for what it's worth). This is an extremely rare move for Niantic.
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Monster Hunter Rise Has A Free Switch Online Trial
Capcom delivers a limited-time free play session for Monster Hunter Rise on Nintendo Switch Online. That's whole game, for just a little bit of time.
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PG&E Will Tap The Ford F-150 Lightning's Most Compelling Feature
A new pilot between Ford and power supplier will feature the Ford F-150 Lightning's most compelling feature made most useful in emergency situations.
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Honor's New Mid-Range Phone Is A Potent Rival For Realme And Xiaomi
Honor reveals a new smartphone that'll go to battle with Realme and Xiaomi for ultimate 2022 midrange Android smartphone in a limited number of countries.
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iPhone SE 3 And iPad Air Preorders Start Today: Here's What You Need To Know
Apple's new iPhone SE (3rd generation) and latest iPad Air were made available on pre-order today, March 11, 2022, after an initial reveal earlier this week.
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The Reason Why The Apple Lisa Computer Failed
The Apple Lisa was not a commercial success, but it did change the course of Apple forever. Here's why Steve Jobs considered the Lisa a failure.
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What Is VRR? Breaking Down Variable Refresh Rate
Variable refresh rates are critical to smartphones, TV screens, and computer monitors -- particularly for rapid engagement and gaming.
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The Best Selling Smartphones Of 2021 Include A Surprising Entry
Counterpoint Research released their yearly list of best-selling phone models, this time for the year 2021, with a market dominated by one brand.
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Here Are The Xbox Game Studios Titles That Work On Steam Deck
Valve reveals a new list of games that work with Steam Deck, some that'll work great, and make clear a few titles that won't work well at all.
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New Mac Pro, iMac, Mac Mini Reveal Unlikely Before 2023
The latest predictions from analysts and insiders suggests that we won't see Apple's Mac Pro, iMac Pro, or Mac mini get a refresh until at least 2023.
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The Surprising Country With Greater Internet Accessibility Than The United States
A new study shows which countries around the world have the best internet, rating speed, connectivity, and cost per month for internet services.
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Overwatch 2 Closed PvP Beta Begins In April: How To Sign Up
Blizzard has announced plans to split its "Overwatch 2" PvE and PvP modes so that it can launch the latter sooner. With that change comes the first PvP beta.
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Steam Deck Can Now Run Full Windows With These Drivers
Valve has just provided the drivers needed to install Windows on the Steam Deck console, though the initial launch comes with some big limitations.
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Latest Windows 11 Preview Brings New Video Editor App Clipchamp
Insiders can now grab the latest Windows preview build, one that marks the arrival of the video editor Clipchamp, as well as some other useful additions.
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Google Tries To One-Up iMessage With Messages Update
Google has detailed a bunch of new features that are making their way to its Messages app, some of which make cross-platform messaging a lot more bearable.
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Elden Ring Has A Major Design Flaw That Players Aren't Talking About
An unfortunate "Elden Ring" design choice may leave many players entirely unaware that they've missed an important game feature. Here's the problem.
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Universal Hollywood's Bringing A Super Nintendo World Theme Park To The US
Universal Hollywood has plans to bring Super Nintendo World to the USA, delivering North America a massive jolt of family-friendly gaming theme park energy.
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